আসুন সংশোধন হই (হার্ডকভার) পিডিএফ ডাউনলোড করুন

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Although a little slow at the beginning, Beloved Infidel, the autobiography of Sheilah Graham, picks up the pace to tell the story of an orphan girl who manages to have a brief theatrical career before becoming an entertainment journalist during the 1930s. Graham's story is interesting, but her claim to fame is her four-year on and off affair with F. Scott Fitzgerald at the end of his life. In many respects, this book is about Graham's romances, from her sham marriage to John Graham to her various suitors and, eventually, Fitzgerald himself. Overall, Graham shows a pluckiness and will that make this a story about overcoming one's childhood to achieve success, nevermind the fact that Graham changed her name and fabricated her identity. Fitzgerald does not have much dimension in this biography, despite Graham's intimacy with the subject. He comes across as a charmer and romantic who is unable to maintain sobriety and cope with the decline of his fame. Still, the book yields just enough facts and dialogue to remain intriguing for those curious about Hollywood in the late 1930s and Fitzgerald's life story.

2022-10-26 05:32